Caput

1 VI   |      his policy, which he could neither carry through nor abandon
2 VI   |         complaints they changed neither themselves nor others. For
3 VI   |        you do not seize it, you neither hold it back, nor impose
4 VII  |         as if it were his last, neither longs for nor fears the
5 VIII |        of the request for time, neither of them on the time itself;
6 VIII |       it started upon, and will neither reverse nor check its course;
7 X    |    attacks of disease; this can neither be troubled nor be snatched
8 XII  | privacies of life that they can neither eat nor drink without ostentation.
9 XVIII|         of man. A hungry people neither listens to reason, nor is